Venkatesan

Ravi Venkatesan , until this week chairman of Microsoft Corp.'s India arm, says his nation is at a crossroads.

In India, Doubts Gather Over Rising Giant's Course Paul Beckett 2011

"What has globalization and industrialization done for India?" asks Mr. Venkatesan, Microsoft's former India chairman.

In India, Doubts Gather Over Rising Giant's Course Paul Beckett 2011

"It 's a good way to play the rural story," says J. Venkatesan, a fund manager at Sundaram BNP Paribas Asset Management Co., which manages 90 billion rupees ($2 billion) in equities.

Five Stocks to Buy in India: A Follow-Up Shefali Anand 2010

Mr. Pramanik, previously managing director of Oracle Corp.'s India arm, replaces Ravi Venkatesan , who said in February he planned to step down after a seven-year stint at the U.S. company.

Microsoft Names Ex-Chief of Oracle India New Chairman Dhanya Ann Thoppil 2011

One of my friends informed me that he saw Steve Ballmer and Microsoft India Chairman, Ravi Venkatesan on the Jet Airways, 9W811 flight from Delhi to Bangalore on 13th March 2008.

Steve Ballmer was in India? Venky 2008

My finals remain unwritten, my morning shower un-taken because I am mesmerized by the fascinating case of Priya Venkatesan.

Archive 2008-05-01 2008

Priya Venkatesan: One of the things that she did, this is also really interesting, was that she would always ask me how to spell things.

They Argued With Her? In Academia!? 2008

One of my friends informed me that he saw Steve Ballmer and Microsoft India Chairman, Ravi Venkatesan on the Jet Airways, 9W811 flight from Delhi to Bangalore on 13th March 2008.

Archive 2008-03-18 Venky 2008

Venkatesan at Law and Other Things wrote on Monday about a panel discussion on religion, the media and India's blasphemy law; B.N. Harish wrote at the same blog about the crushing stats on backlogs in India's High Courts.

Archive 2009-03-01 2009

Venkatesan at Law and Other Things wrote on Monday about a panel discussion on religion, the media and India's blasphemy law; B.N. Harish wrote at the same blog about the crushing stats on backlogs in India's High Courts.

Blawg Review #202 2009